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Al Fatthah Food Expo Restaurant Indian Muslim Food Thai Muslim Seafood
Singapore, 18 Yishun Avenue 9 Junction Nine #01-01 Singapore 邮政编码: 768897
Al Fatthah Food Expo Restaurant in Yishun serves Indian halal cuisine at mid-range prices. Located at Junction Nine on Yishun Avenue 9, the restaurant offers Indian Muslim and Thai Muslim seafood options. Diners have left 441 reviews on Google, reflecting a 3.9 rating.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 2 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 19 Oct 2026
Our take: Al Fatthah Food Expo Restaurant offers a mix of Indian Muslim and Thai Muslim seafood in Yishun.
We note a recurring theme in reviews: consistency can be an issue, with food quality varying depending on the day's cook.
The prata, when good, is described as crispy and savory, though some experiences point to blandness or mushy textures, especially for pre-made morning pratas.
The mutton dalcha gravy, however, is frequently praised.
For those who enjoy fried noodles, the mee, beehoon, or maggi goreng are highlighted for their distinct spices.
The Teh Tarik is a weekly draw for some, with a recommendation to request a less sweet version.
The Tissue Prata, priced at $4, is a standout for its unique presentation and crispy texture.
We think this spot is best for a casual meal, particularly if you're in the mood for fried noodles or a crispy prata.
Be prepared for potential inconsistencies in food quality and slower service during peak hours due to staffing.
It's a reliable option if you're in the area, but perhaps not a destination spot for a guaranteed 'wow' factor.
Signature
Tissue Prata ($4)
Best time
Morning (for prata)
Price
PRICE_LEVEL_MODERATE
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Al Fatthah Food Expo Restaurant receives mixed reviews, with customers often finding the food quality inconsistent, depending on the cook.
While some praise the crispy prata, flavorful fried noodles (mee/beehoon/maggi goreng), and good mutton dalcha gravy, others describe dishes like chicken murtabak, rojak, and thosai as bland or average.
Service is generally noted as friendly and attentive, though it can be slow during peak hours due to manpower issues.
The teh tarik is often considered too sweet unless a less sweet version is requested.
Google Reviews
Came here with some expectations, but overall quite average only. Prata nothing to shout about. Chicken murtabak was a bit bland and lacking flavour. Rojak also so-so, and the dipping sauce didn't rea…
It's a hit or miss with Al Fattah, been coming here for many years now and I'd have to day the food could be good or average. Good would probably depends on who is the cook for day. So far their prata…
Updated 24 dec Summary: supper time mee goreng ayam no colouring and mutton dalcha gravy. Morning maggie goreng no colouring. The noodle is mushy. Overcooked or wrong brand instant noodle. Tried sup…
I come here almost every week for their teh tarik, tell the staff for 'abit' less sweet version as their normal ones can be overly sweet. Boss here is super friendly and will attend to you almost imme…
Putting this review after one bite. Heard it was good although the poor rating, but now I can confirm it is good!
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